Windows 10: When my Company Portal Screen is minimized, the app search result will always return zero....

When we attempted to search for an app in Company Portal, the result will return as zero when the window screen is minimized.If we maximized, it shows as intendedIs this a common issue?

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Why can't I download Hulu from company portal?

Good day Jack224! I am glad to be able to provide assistance to you today. I understand that you are unable to download a certain app from the company portal. If you have already done troubleshooting steps and it was still not working then I would suggest to resort in reporting this to the IT Support of the company where you are working for as it might be visible in the portal but something is broken between that on the backend side that is not allowing for this download to happen.

Regards,

Paul R.

 

WIN10 search not returning results from indexed drive

Greetings

Windows 10 taskbar (Cortana) search is not returning results from an indexed drive. Both the C and D drives are indexed (specific Locations) and task bar search returns results from everywhere but the D drive. However, if I search via file manager search
returns all the results.

I have tried

• rebuilding the index
• stating and stopping the service
• running the troubleshooter (find a permissions problem)

The machine is fully patched with the latest release.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

THX Paul

 

Windows Search returning no results


Windows Search returning no results on one of my external harddrives.

I've trawled through pages of Google's advice and I have already:

• Tried indexing the HDD and rebuilding.
• Non-indexing and rebuilding.
• Indexing only specific folders on the HDD and rebuilding.
• Specifically disabling indexing for this drive in the drive's properties.
• Checked that I have the appropriate permissions on the drive (they are identical to my other HDDs).

Crude example of my problem:

• I am looking for the following file, A:\Example\test.txt.
• I am inside the A:\Example folder.
• I search for "test", "*" or "txt".
• It says there are no results.

And it says "no results" instantly - it doesn't appear to even try.

I do not have a second drive with sufficient space to move the contents to do a format - so I'm looking for non-destructive solutions.

Based on solutions I've been proposed since posting this thread:

• Does the HDD work on another computer? Yes. While searching on that computer it says "searching non-indexed locations will be slow", as I would expect. The issue must be with my computer and not the HDD.
• Does outright disabling Windows Search in the Services do anything? Yes - I can now search the drive, but it is painfully slow.